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@bja: thanks 🙂 Though pouring through the example, it seems the template (reasonably enough) limits itself to considering cljs tests
Hey - managed to get cljs testing going yesterday, surely someone’s using lein and running a few unit tests, anyone have their project.clj to share ?
@pseud https://github.com/Day8/re-frame-http-fx is a pretty minimal example demonstrating testing with Karma
danielcompton: I’ve (just this moment) cobbled something together - using doo for cljs tests and clojure.test for the rest. Thanks though 🙂
I'm unsure what happens if you put your deftest
s inside a .cljc
file, but I don't see a reason that wouldn't work
In leiningen's sample project Line 232, there's an alias that does ["do" "clean" "uberjar"]
. I've never found that this works for me. I've always had to wrap the clean inside braces: ["do" ["clean"] "uberjar"]
. Is there something obvious I'm missing?
https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen/blob/master/sample.project.clj#L232